Every time I sign into a new wifi that isn't my home network, I get these notifications all the time and I don't know how to get rid of them. I keep clicking "block" but it keeps coming back.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.1
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The easiest way to remove that message is to remove Norton.
Add-on anti-malware can cause as many problems as it solves—you’re dealing with a non-problem here, where the tool is getting in the way. Corruptions, crashes, and performance problems also arise with add-on anti-malware apps. Some anti-malware products have themselves introduced security vulnerabilities, too.
Some related reading: Effective defenses against malware and other threats - Apple Community
And then you do it all over again. You're prompting the action; dos you not want to connect? If you do, you have to OK it.
It's asking do you really want to allow the connection.
I know that, but every time I click block, it comes back again and I can't get it to stop coming back.
Someone is trying to access my computer?
